Crafted in Panama. Enjoyed Worldwide.

The Ultimate Handmade Experience

Montes de Oca Legacy
Since1983

The Legacy of 1983

Before a match is ever struck, a premium cigar has already lived a lifetime. The Montes de Oca legacy is rooted in the year 1983, a date proudly displayed on our elegant black and gold bands.

At the center of our identity is our classic shield—a noble tree and a rampant animal—symbolizing deep roots, unwavering strength, and organic growth. We do not just craft cigars; we craft the perfect companion for your moments of triumph and relaxation.

"Hecho a Mano" - Truly Handrolled

Masterfully rolled for the perfect draw.

The Vitola Gallery

Robusto
Est. 1983

Robusto

50 x 124 mm

The classic choice for a balanced experience.

Handrolled Perfection
Canonazo
Est. 1983

Canonazo

52 x 150 mm

Powerful and steady, designed to be remembered.

Handrolled Perfection
Robusto Doble
Est. 1983

Robusto Doble

50 x 180 mm

Extended pleasure for the true aficionado.

Handrolled Perfection
Montes de Oca
Est. 1983

Montes de Oca

60 x 140 mm

Our signature oversized masterpiece.

Handrolled Perfection
Excellence in every detail.

The Art of Presentation

Each vitola is protected by a meticulously designed wooden box, ensuring that the humidity and temperature remain constant, preserving the distinct character of the Montes de Oca blend.

100%Spanish Cedar
PerfectAging Humidity
Montes de Oca Box

Also featuring: Petit Robusto (52x112), Mareba (42x129), Mareba Doble (42x180), Petit Montes de Oca (60x109).

Explore Master Catalog
Texture
Inside the Galera

The Architecture of Smoke

The perfect draw and absolute consistency of a Montes de Oca cigar do not happen by chance; they are engineered by the skilled hands of our master 'torcedores' (cigar rollers).

Once ready from our vast curing galeras, our artisans meticulously stretch and inspect each leaf on specialized metal tables. To ensure our signature vitolas achieve their precise dimensions and firm structure, they are shaped using traditional mechanical wooden molds and metal presses. This is the true architecture of smoke.

Cigar Rolling
The Process